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The legal and taxation regime for limited companies continues to change. The main rate of corporation tax commencing 1 April 2012 is 24%, while the small profits rate is 20%.

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The tax system for companies

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Claiming expenses - it's all or nothing

Benefits in kind and expenses payments

Corporation tax

Penalties for late returns

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Industrial buildings allowance

Interest and tax payments

Business deductions

Companies Act 2006

Companies House - forms you need to know about

Should you form a limited company?

Buying a company 'off the shelf'

The law and directors' responsibilities

Statutory records

The company secretary

Essential record keeping

Getting the company struck off

Could your business survive without you?

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      • Tax saving strategies
      • Claiming expenses - it's all or nothing
      • Benefits in kind and expenses payments
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      • Penalties for late returns
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      • Industrial buildings allowance
      • Interest and tax payments
      • Business deductions
      • Companies Act 2006
      • Companies House - forms you need to know about
      • Should you form a limited company?
      • Buying a company 'off the shelf'
      • The law and directors' responsibilities
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